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Old 02-24-2008, 11:28 PM   #1 (permalink)
madwax
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Default Anyone know MBC's???

I am thinking of getting a new manual boost controller, my TurboXS Dual Stage is acting up, whenever I try to use the second stage it pops the fuse it is connected to, and I have even completely rewired it and replaced the switch, I think something in the unit is messed up. Anyways, I am thinking of just getting a full manual boost controller that I can mount in cabin, the Forge Unos or something with "precise" adjustment, my only concern is just how much boost adjustment is typical of these? Wondering if the range of adjustment on these is able to go from say, 16psi to 30 for when I do build the motor? Thanks!
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